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E-Business Suite
Oracle E-Business Suite, also commonly known as Oracle Applications or even more simply as Apps, is the longstanding flagship Enterprise software suite sold by Oracle. The product has its origins in the financial software written by Oracle UK in the late 1980s. The product is described as a suite of enterprise software products largely because it is made up of a large number of distinct software modules covering everything from general ledger accounting to clinical trial management via manufacturing, the public sector and so on.
The technical application structure is approximately as follows.
The versions of the above architecture components supporting an E-Business Suite installation are frequently older than the current releases of the standalone products. However, the most recent release of E-Business Suite, often referred to simply as R12, makes use of the most recent version of the Oracle Application Server supporting Forms and Reports--10.1.2.x.
These commonly deployed modules have their own pages on this wiki, linked below, and often their own user groups as well.
- HRMS (Oracle HR Module)
The technical application structure is approximately as follows.
- database layer - containing the apps database (which may be RAC)
- application server layer - containing the application server.
- development tools layer - containg the runtimes for forms and reports used by the application.
The versions of the above architecture components supporting an E-Business Suite installation are frequently older than the current releases of the standalone products. However, the most recent release of E-Business Suite, often referred to simply as R12, makes use of the most recent version of the Oracle Application Server supporting Forms and Reports--10.1.2.x.
These commonly deployed modules have their own pages on this wiki, linked below, and often their own user groups as well.
- HRMS (Oracle HR Module)
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| curtubia | Copy FSG from R12 to 11.5.10.2 ? | 4 | Nov 18 2008, 2:03 AM EST by webindra | ||
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Thread started: Dec 10 2007, 5:30 AM EST
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All,
I have the following problem : 1.- I wrote all the FSG in R12 2.- My current 11.5.10.2 production environment will be in R12 in Q3 It's possible, or somebody knows any procedure (template for Dataload, using other tool) to copy that?. I will try to use the copy between instances, but I saw one note in metalink that this doesn't works. Any comment will be appreciated, Carlos |
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| rrpullar | Workflow email attachment file for approval | 0 | Nov 13 2008, 3:37 PM EST by rrpullar | ||
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Hi,
I had a requirement to send resume as attachment in workflow approval email. Resumes will be storing in FND attachments. Please let me know how to achieve this.
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| WalleyeBandit | Tracking Oracle License usage | 2 | Nov 12 2008, 12:00 PM EST by suveda | ||
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I need a better method for tracking license consumption of my Oracle apps and technology. I am not attempting to track at a user level, but just what I own vs what I have allocated. This is especially needed for the supporting technology since there are so many servers and instances involved. I have looked for tools to purchase, but those are mostly associated with desktop installs. Before I build my own spreadsheet/database tool I thought I would reach out to the greater Oracle community.
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